Cutting down the frequency of these a bit, think I’ll aim for a few times a week.

Happy Friday!!

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    2 years ago

    I’ve never used flavors briquettes but I’ve seen them popping up more and more. I’ve wondered how the flavor compares to slow smoked.

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      2 years ago

      So I tried them with fish I was grilling and did notice some of the taste. Of course you’re only grilling fish for 15-20 minutes.

      I also used them on a big roast I smoked and I swear I got a solid kick of flavor. Just not sure if that was from my dry brine or the briquette

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        2 years ago

        Only way to tell would be to do an unseasoned meat with flavored briquette. The only downside is the result will probably be sad.

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          2 years ago

          Yeah my thoughts exactly. I got them from a friend of mine and they’ve just been hanging out in my charcoal pile so I use them once in awhile. I do think its worth throwing one or two in just for the smell though. It gives off a great smell for the first 10-15 minutes